MDS PREP

Pulp starts reacting to caries when carious lesion reaches
1) Dental pulp
2) Cementoenamel junction
3) Dentinoenamel junction
4) Pulpodentino junction

Pedodontics Answer: 3

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar
1) Follow directions of enamel rods
2) Coverage toward occlusal surface
3) Diverge toward occlusal surface
4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

Pedodontics Answer: 2

A permanent tooth bud, which has been accidentally removed during extraction of a deciduous tooth, should be
1) Discarded
2) The socket curetted and the tooth bud replanted with primary teeth
3) Pulpectomy of the tooth bud and placed into the socket
4) Place deep into the socket from where it was removed

Pedodontics Answer: 4

The four-year-old child who is aggressive in his behaviour in the dental stress situation is usually manifesting a basic
1) Spoiled nature
2) Fear reaction
3) Reaction to underaffection
4) Resentment against dentistry

Pedodontics Answer: 2

To stimulate root apex formation (apexification) in incompletely developed young permanent tooth "Frank" technique utilises?
1) Formocresol
2) Buckeye"s fomocresol
3) Beech wood creosote
4) Calcium hydroxide and CMCP

Pedodontics Answer: 4

At birth, child shows marked convex profile. This is due to
1) Protruded maxilla
2) Retruded mandible
3) Large size maxilla
4) Small sized mandible

Pedodontics Answer: 4

In a 9-year-old child, caries is commonly seen on
1) Occlusal surface of lower permanent first molar
2) Occlusal surface of upper permanent first molar
3) Distal surface of lower permanent first molar
4) Mesial surface of upper permanent first molar

Pedodontics Answer: 1

MDS PREP

Pulp starts reacting to caries when carious lesion reaches
1) Dental pulp
2) Cementoenamel junction
3) Dentinoenamel junction
4) Pulpodentino junction

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar
1) Follow directions of enamel rods
2) Coverage toward occlusal surface
3) Diverge toward occlusal surface
4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

The four-year-old child who is aggressive in his behaviour in the dental stress situation is usually manifesting a basic
1) Spoiled nature
2) Fear reaction
3) Reaction to underaffection
4) Resentment against dentistry

To stimulate root apex formation (apexification) in incompletely developed young permanent tooth "Frank" technique utilises?
1) Formocresol
2) Buckeye"s fomocresol
3) Beech wood creosote
4) Calcium hydroxide and CMCP

At birth, child shows marked convex profile. This is due to
1) Protruded maxilla
2) Retruded mandible
3) Large size maxilla
4) Small sized mandible

In a 9-year-old child, caries is commonly seen on
1) Occlusal surface of lower permanent first molar
2) Occlusal surface of upper permanent first molar
3) Distal surface of lower permanent first molar
4) Mesial surface of upper permanent first molar

A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be
1) Neurotic
2) Incongruent
3) Inconsistent
4) None of the above

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MDS PREP

Pulp starts reacting to caries when carious lesion reaches1) Dental pulp2) Cementoenamel junction3) Dentinoenamel junction4) Pulpodentino junction

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar1) Follow directions of enamel rods2) Coverage toward occlusal surface3) Diverge toward occlusal surface4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

The four-year-old child who is aggressive in his behaviour in the dental stress situation is usually manifesting a basic1) Spoiled nature2) Fear reaction3) Reaction to underaffection4) Resentment against dentistry

To stimulate root apex formation (apexification) in incompletely developed young permanent tooth "Frank" technique utilises?1) Formocresol2) Buckeye"s fomocresol3) Beech wood creosote4) Calcium hydroxide and CMCP

At birth, child shows marked convex profile. This is due to1) Protruded maxilla2) Retruded mandible3) Large size maxilla4) Small sized mandible

In a 9-year-old child, caries is commonly seen on1) Occlusal surface of lower permanent first molar2) Occlusal surface of upper permanent first molar3) Distal surface of lower permanent first molar4) Mesial surface of upper permanent first molar

A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be 1) Neurotic2) Incongruent3) Inconsistent4) None of the above

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Pulp starts reacting to caries when carious lesion reaches
1) Dental pulp
2) Cementoenamel junction
3) Dentinoenamel junction
4) Pulpodentino junction

The proximal walls of a class II cavity on a deciduous molar
1) Follow directions of enamel rods
2) Coverage toward occlusal surface
3) Diverge toward occlusal surface
4) Undermine enamel which is very thin

The four-year-old child who is aggressive in his behaviour in the dental stress situation is usually manifesting a basic
1) Spoiled nature
2) Fear reaction
3) Reaction to underaffection
4) Resentment against dentistry

To stimulate root apex formation (apexification) in incompletely developed young permanent tooth "Frank" technique utilises?
1) Formocresol
2) Buckeye"s fomocresol
3) Beech wood creosote
4) Calcium hydroxide and CMCP

At birth, child shows marked convex profile. This is due to
1) Protruded maxilla
2) Retruded mandible
3) Large size maxilla
4) Small sized mandible

In a 9-year-old child, caries is commonly seen on
1) Occlusal surface of lower permanent first molar
2) Occlusal surface of upper permanent first molar
3) Distal surface of lower permanent first molar
4) Mesial surface of upper permanent first molar

A child verbally trying to mask his apparent feeling is said to be
1) Neurotic
2) Incongruent
3) Inconsistent
4) None of the above